Robert Keeling Discusses AI and Professional Responsibility at the 2026 ABA Antitrust Fall Forum

On November 5, Robert Keeling joins the panel “AI in the Antitrust Practice: Powerful Tool, New Risks” at the 2026 ABA Antitrust Law Section Fall Forum in Washington, D.C.

AI has moved from the horizon to everyday antitrust practice.  Large language models are speeding up document review and market analysis, and econometric platforms are surfacing competitive patterns that once took teams of economists weeks to find.  The same tools raise hard questions the profession has yet to fully answer, including when AI-assisted analysis must be disclosed, who is responsible when a model gets the economics wrong, and whether reliance on algorithmic outputs creates new conflicts or competence obligations.

The panel explores the practical benefits and ethical terrain of a technology that is reshaping competition law faster than the rules governing its use.

Learn more about the 2026 ABA Antitrust Fall Forum here.